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LANEY COLLEGE CATALOG Addendum 2018-19 Spring

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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ACCURACY STATEMENT…………………………………………………... 2

COURSE ADDITIONS………………………………………………………… 3

COURSE CHANGES……………………………………………………………4

COURSE CORRECTIONS……………………………………………………... 11

COURSE DEACTIVATIONS…………………………………………………. 12

PROGRAM CORRECTIONS …………………………………………………. 13

PROGRAM DEACTIVATIONS……………………………………………….14


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CATALOG Addendum 2018-2019 Spring

The Laney College Catalog Addendum for 2018-19 is a summary of additions,

deactivations, corrections, and changes that have been made in curriculum and policies

affecting students since the deadline for the 2018-19 Catalog. Changes to curriculum are

made on an ongoing basis throughout the academic year and are usually effective for a

subsequent term. All individual course additions and changes show the effective term

at the end of each entry. All program additions and changes show the effective term

after the program title. These notations are as follows: S19=Spring 2019; M19=Summer

2019; F19 = Fall 2019.

Laney College endeavors to present its programs and policies to the public accurately

and fairly. Those responsible for the preparation of the Catalog, the Catalog

Supplement/Addendum, and Schedules of Classes, and all other public

announcements make every effort to ensure that the information presented is correct

and up-to-date. However, the College reserves the right to add, amend, or repeal the

curriculum and any rules, regulations, policies and procedures. The College assumes

no responsibility for program changes or publication errors beyond its control.

ACCURACY STATEMENT

ABOUT THIS ADDENDUM


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DEPT/NO.

COURSE TITLE/INFORMATION

EFF

E/ET 231 Mechatronics & Electric Motor Control

3 units, 2 hours lecture, 3 hours laboratory (GR)

Prerequisite(s): E/ET 229

Recommended Preparation: E/ET 203

Automated mechanical systems: Mechatronics disciplines including mechanics, sensors,

actuators, electronics, pneumatics, hydraulics and PLCs that control mechatronic

systems. 0934.20

S19

E/ET 235 Hydraulic Control System


Prerequisite(s): E/ET 234

Recommended Preparation: E/ET 229 or 231

Electronic hydraulic systems: Closed loop control of pressure control valves, hydraulic

pump, line, hose, flow, temperature, and level; electrical accessories, electric motors,

sensors, programmable controllers, and industrial communications. 0934.00

S19

ENGIN 10 Introduction to Engineering


Acceptable for credit: CSU

Introduction to Engineering: Overview of the branches of engineering, the functions of

an engineer, and the industries in which engineers work; methods and tools of

engineering problem solving and design, engineering ethics, and communication skills

pertinent to the engineering profession. 0901.00

M19

PSYCH 26 Culture and Psychology

3 units, 3 hours lecture (GR or P/NP)

Acceptable for credit: CSU

Culture influences on human behavior and mental processes: Examination of the

diversity on human thought, feelings, and behavior, and the underlying reasons for such

diversity. 2001.00

F19

COURSE ADDITIONS


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DEPT/NO. CHANGE COURSE FROM: CHANGE COURSE TO: EFF

TERM

BUS 206 Prerequisite(s):

BUS 1A, BUS 20, BUS 21

Recommended Preparation:

None

Prerequisite(s):

BUS 1A, BUS 20


BUS 21

S19

CULIN 53 Prerequisite(s):

CULIN 223, CULIN 224, CULIN 225,

CULIN 226, CULIN 227

Corequisite(s):

CULIN 31, CULIN 33, CULIN 232

Prerequisite(s):


CULIN 227

Corequisite(s):


S19

CULIN 232 Prerequisite(s):


CULIN 226, CULIN 227

Corequisite(s):


Prerequisite(s):


CULIN 227

Corequisite(s):


S19

E/ET 206 Units:

4

Lec/Lab Hours:

2.00 Lec/ 6.00 Lab

Grading:

GR or P/NP


None

Units:

3

Lec/Lab Hours:

2.00 Lec/ 3.00 Lab

Grading:

GR


E/ET 220

S19

E/ET 207A Course Title:

National Electrical Code for

Electricians 1

Course Title:

National Electrical Code for Electricians

I

S19

COURSE CHANGES COURSE CHANGES


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E/ET 208 Course Title:

Introduction to Photovoltaics


E/ET 203 or E/ET 204

Course Description:

Introduction to basic principles of

photovoltaics: Arrays, the electrical

power they generate, and their

inclusion into the electrical system;

power sources and energy storage

techniques, and system attachment to

structures. Hands-on practice with

photovoltaic (PV) power generation

and its present and future

applications.

Course Title:

Solar Photovoltaic Systems

Corequisite(s):

E/ET 203

Course Description:

Intermediate revision of Photovoltaic

Systems: Arrays, electrical power they

generate, and their inclusion into the

electrical system; power sources and

energy storage techniques, and system

attachment to structures, hands-on

practice with Photovoltaic (PV) power

generation and its present and future

applications.

M19


Electronics I

Top Code:

0934.20

Course Title:

Electronics and Semiconductors

Top Code:

0924.00

M19

E/ET 221 Units:

2

Lec/Lab Hours:

1.50 Lec/ 1.50 Lab

Prerequisite(s):

E/ET 203, ECT 11

Units:

3

Lec/Lab Hours:

2.00 Lec/ 3.00 Lab

Prerequisite(s):

E/ET 203

M19


CAL-OSHA 30-Hour Construction

Industry Training

Course Title:

CAL-OSHA 30-Hour Construction

Industry Training for Electrical &

Electronics Technology

M19


Sound and Communication

Technology

Course Title:

Audio & Video Technology

M19

COURSE CHANGES


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Customer Service for the Building

Trades

Course Description:

Introduction to basic concepts of

Customer Service as applied to the

building trades: Installers, designers,

estimators, and sales persons, client

needs and expectations.

Course Title:

Professional Interactions in the

Workplace

Course Description:

Introduction to basic concepts of

professional interactions as applied to

the workplace: Installers, designers,

engineers, estimators, sales persons,

client needs and expectations.

M19

E/ET 234 Course Number:

214B

Course Title:

Electronics II

Units:

4

Lec/Lab Hours:

3.00 Lec/ 3.00 Lab

Prerequisite(s):

E/ET 212B, E/ET 220

Course Description:

Concepts of programmable

unijunction transistors (PUT); silicon-

controlled rectifiers, diacs/triacs

(THYRISTORS); optoelectronic

devices, operational amplifiers and

555 precision timer IC.

Top Code:

0934.20

Course Number:

234

Course Title:

Programmable Devices

Units:

3

Lec/Lab Hours:

2.00 Lec/ 3.00 Lab

Prerequisite(s):

None

Course Description:

Advanced study in electronics:

Thyristors: SCRs, Triacs, Diacs, PUTs; IC

Operational Amplifiers; IC 555 Timers;

Optoelectronic Devices; Arduino

microcontroller with C++ programming;

Raspberry Pi microcontroller with

Sketch and Python programming.

Top Code:

0924.00

M19

COURSE CHANGES


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MEDIA 115 Course Title:

Media-based Computing: iLife and

Mac OS X

Grading:

GR


MEDIA 110

Course Description:

Introduction to the creation and use of

digital media including: digital video,

digital music, digital photography,

and DVD creation. Provides a basic

level introduction to operating and

maintaining a media-based computer

system. Use Mac OS X and iLife.

Course Title:

Media-based Computing and Mac OS X

Grading:

GR or P/NP


None

Course Description:

Introduction to the creation and use of

digital media using Mac OS X: Digital

video, digital music and digital

photography; media-based computer

system introduction; iMovie,

GarageBand and Photos for content

creation.

S19


Introduction to Nonlinear Editing for

Video, Broadcast and Digital

Cinematography


English language reading

comprehension and writing skills at

level ENGL 201A or ESL 253A or level

3 reading and writing; Computer

literacy or MEDIA 115;

Some media production experience

will enhance students’

success in course.

Course Title:

Final Cut Pro I: Beginning Nonlinear

Editing for Video, Broadcast and Digital

Cinematography


One year industry experience

M19

COURSE CHANGES


8


Final Cut Pro II: Nonlinear Editing for

Video, Broadcast and Digital

Cinematography

Prerequisite(s):

MEDIA 130


None

Course Title:

Final Cut Pro II: Intermediate Nonlinear

Editing for Video, Broadcast and Digital

Cinematography

Prerequisite(s):

Instructor's approval


MEDIA 130 or One year industry

experience

M19


Final Cut Studio Editing Workflow

Prerequisite(s):

MEDIA 131


None

Course Description:

Final Cut Studio: Optimizing the Final

Cut workflow using the suite of

FCStudio applications.

Course Title:

Final Cut Pro III: Advanced Nonlinear

Editing for Video, Broadcast, and Digital

Photography

Prerequisite(s):

None


MEDIA 131

Course Description:

Continuation of MEDIA 131: Use of

supporting applications available on the

Macintosh Platform such as Motion and

Compressor.

M19

MEDIA 140 Course Description:

Create professional motion graphics

and special effects using Adobe After

Effects: Conceptual compositing skills

in the areas of digital photography,

sound, the Web and video. Emphasis

on hands-on training and presentation

of final product. Mac based.

Course Description:

Professional motion graphics and

special effects using Adobe After Effects:

Conceptual compositing skills in the

areas of video, digital photography, the

Web and sound; effective final product

presentations. Mac based.

M19

COURSE CHANGES


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MEDIA 150 Course Description:

Introduction to the digital audio

process (Pro Tools): Basic techniques

and equipment currently used in

digital audio production/editing, skills

necessary for entertainment (Radio,

Television, Film), communications,

multimedia and WEB based

industries. Mac Based.

Course Description:

Introduction to the digital audio process

(Pro Tools): Basic techniques and

equipment currently used in digital

audio production/editing, skills

necessary for entertainment (Radio,

Television, Film), communications,

multimedia and web-based industries.

Macintosh Based.

M19


Digital Cinema Production in 4K

Course Title:

Red Digital Cinema Production in 4K S19

PHOTO

30C

Grading:

GR

Prerequisite(s):

PHOTO 30B


None

Course Description:

Production of images on a variety of

subjects to be viewed and evaluated

on technique, composition, lighting

and color harmony: Study of selected

images to determine how those

characteristics create the statement:

Marketing research for sale of images

Grading:

GR or P/NP

Prerequisite(s):

None


PHOTO 30B

Course Description:

Continuation of PHOTO 30B: Advanced

photography critique and portfolio

building: Application of intent,

composition and color theory. Student

must have their own digital camera.

M19

WELD

203A

Course Description:

Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTAW

(TIG): safe welding practices, Personal

Protective Equipment (PPE), Material

Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) theory and

equipment. Laboratory opportunities:

welding techniques, process

demonstrations, hands-on DC

welding of steel sheet metal. Students

must provide their own PPE.

Course Description:

Introduction to Gas Tungsten Arc

Welding GTAW (TIG): safe welding

practices, use of Personal Protective

Equipment (PPE), Material Safety Data

Sheets (MSDS) theory and equipment.

Students must provide their own PPE.

M19

COURSE CHANGES


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WELD 203B Course Description:

Gas Tungsten Arc Welding GTAW

(TIG): Safe welding practices, personal

protective equipment (PPE), material

safety data sheets (MSDS) theory and

equipment. Laboratory opportunities:

Welding techniques, process

demonstrations, hands-on DC and AC

welding of sheet metal. Students must

provide their own personal protective

equipment (PPE).

Course Description:

Continuation of WELD 203A: Safe

welding practices, personal protective

equipment (PPE), material safety data

sheets (MSDS) theory and equipment.

Students must provide their own

personal protective equipment (PPE).

M19

WELD 205 Course Description:

Introduction to welding: Survey of

manual processes (SMAW, GTAW,

Oxygen-acetylene welding and

cutting) and semi-automatic welding

processes (wire feed, e.g. GMAW and

FCAW), personal protective

equipment (PPE), hazards associated

with welding, identification of safe

welding practices, and understanding

a material safety data sheets (MSDS).

Laboratory includes opportunities in

welding techniques, process

demonstrations, and hands-on

welding. Students must provide their

own personal protective equipment

(PPE).

Course Description:

Introduction to welding: Survey of

manual processes (SMAW, GTAW,

Oxygen-acetylene welding and cutting)

and semi-automatic welding processes

(wire feed, e.g. GMAW and FCAW),

personal protective equipment (PPE),

hazards associated with welding,

identification of safe welding practices,

and understanding a safety data sheets

(SDS).

M19

WDTEC

10L

Corequisite(s):

WDTEC 10

Course Description:

Laboratory practice supplementing

theory presented in Wood Technology

10.

Corequisite(s):

WDTEC 10, WDTEC 11

Course Description:

Lab component of WDTEC 10:

Laboratory practices to supplementing

theory presented in WDTEC 10; practice

of safe operation of stationary and

portable power tools; milling, sawing,

shaping, sanding, assembly, and

finishing techniques; sharpening,

machine maintenance, process planning.

M19

COURSE CHANGES


DEPT/NO. CHANGE COURSE FROM: CHANGE COURSE TO:

CIS 299 Top Code:

0706.00

Top Code:

0702.00

ESOL 534B Top Code:

4930.87

Top Code:

4931.00

COURSE DEACTIVATIONS

COURSE CHANGES

COURSE CORRECTIONS


DEPT/NO. COURSE TITLE EFF

COPED 460A Occupational Work Experience in Media Communications M19

COPED 466K Occupational Work Experience in Graphic Arts M19

COPED 484A Occupational Work Experience in Biotechnology M19

ESL 211 Reading For College Success in the Humanities and Social Sciences M19


CHANGE PROGRAM FROM CHANGE PROGRAM TO

ESOL Bridge to Credit English for Speakers of

Other Languages (ESOL) Certificate Of

Competency (Ccy):

Core Courses (14 units):

ESL 541A Bridge to Credit ESOL - Level 1

ESL 541B Bridge to Credit ESOL - Level 2

ESL 541C Bridge to Credit ESOL - Level 3

ESL 541D Bridge to Credit ESOL - Level 4

TOTAL UNITS

0

0

0

0

0

ESOL Bridge to Credit English for Speakers of

Other Languages (ESOL) Certificate Of

Competency (Ccy):


ESOL 541A Bridge to Credit ESOL - Level 1

ESOL 541B Bridge to Credit ESOL - Level 2

ESOL 541C Bridge to Credit ESOL - Level 3

ESOL 541D Bridge to Credit ESOL - Level 4

TOTAL UNITS

0

0

0

0

0

ESOL English for Speakers of Other Languages:

Intermediate Certificate Of Proficiency (CP)


Core Requirements (14 units):

ESOL English for Speakers of Other Languages:

Intermediate Certificate Of Proficiency (CP)


Core Requirements (14 units):

PROGRAM CORRECTIONS

COURSE CHANGES


DEPT PROGRAM TITLE EFF

JOURN Interactive Journalism CP M19

PROGRAM DEACTIVATIONS

COURSE CHANGES


C ATALOG S UPPLEMENT 2018-19 Spring L ANEY C OLLEGE

Laney College 900 Fallon Street Oakland, California 94607 www.laney.edu

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